For over a half-century, global approaches to narcotic drugs have primarily rested on a
prohibitionist orthodoxy that is reflected in national policies in many countries and in international legal instruments.
This
prohibitionist approach is advocated by groups such as the International Fund for Animal Welfare and the Humane Society of the United States.
In particular, will free-trade libertarian and progressive
prohibitionist positions be also found?
That conclusion dealt a capital blow to
prohibitionist policies, a blow that redoubled because it had been known since the 1970s that less hazardous cigarettes are both technically and economically feasible.
(16) Congress passed a more explicitly and rigorously
prohibitionist law on February 2, 1901.
Here again, the evidence fails to support a
prohibitionist approach.
The fiery heroine Bertie is a
prohibitionist not only for
The tragic global consequences of
prohibitionist policies are graphically depicted in two recent, related films called Traffic, which focus on four countries on four continents: the United States, Mexico, England, and Afghanistan.
(However, 73 percent voted on a
prohibitionist initiative, which went down to defeat.
Grafftey-Smith was an accomplished diplomat, but also a poet, intellectual, lover of fine food and wine (sometimes in
prohibitionist surroundings) and a phenomenal linguist as well.
Moreover, Summers shows how third-party challengers, especially the
Prohibitionists and the Greenbackers, bedeviled the calculations of the major party leaders, even driving some Republicans to try to bribe
Prohibitionist John St.
Harm reduction contrasts markedly with the tried and failed
prohibitionist solution characteristic throughout most of the twentieth century.
